Global Options
Global options are shared by multiple Orchestor CLI data commands. Availability depends on the command; check its --help output. Local configuration commands list their supported options on their own reference pages.
Help
Use --help to display usage and supported options for a command.
orc brands list --helpWorkspace
Use --workspace to select a workspace by ID. You can also set the ORCHESTOR_WORKSPACE_ID environment variable.
orc brands list --workspace <workspace-id>JSON output
Use --json for compact JSON or --pretty for indented JSON. Both wrap the response in an envelope.
orc brands list --json
orc brands list --prettyOutput format
Use --format to select json, table, yaml, csv, or raw. The default is human-readable output.
orc brands list --format table
orc brands list --format csvField selection
Use --field to extract a value from the response. Dotted paths are supported. --fields is an alias.
orc brands list --field idRaw output
Use --raw to print extracted values without JSON quotes or an envelope. Array values are printed one per line for use in other commands.
orc brands list --field id --rawFile output
Use --output to write the result to a file instead of standard output.
orc brands list --json --output brands.jsonPager
Use --no-pager to disable the interactive pager. The pager is disabled by default when standard output is not a terminal.
orc brands list --no-pagerDry run
Use --dry-run to preview the request without sending it to the API.
orc brands list --dry-runConfirmation
Use --yes to skip confirmation prompts for destructive operations. This option does not grant permissions.
orc brands delete <brand-id> --yesPage size
Use --page-size on paginated list commands to set the maximum number of items per page. It maps to the API’s limit parameter.
orc brands list --page-size 25All pages
Use --page-all on paginated list commands to stream every page as NDJSON, one record per line. Do not combine it with --json, --pretty, or another output format.
orc brands list --page-all
orc brands list --page-all --output brands.ndjsonStandard input
Use --stdin to read a JSON resource definition from standard input when creating or updating a resource. --from-stdin is an alias.
orc brands create --stdin --dry-run < brand.jsonRequest timing
Use --timing to print request duration to standard error. Timing stays separate from the data on standard output, so it can be used with JSON output.
orc brands list --json --timing